Editorial page predicates recount costs for Nebraska GOP
The piece argues Nebraska Republicans will likely deem the November governor vote recount a mistake. Public acceptance is weak and legislators must focus on the process rather than other work. Local sentiment grows tired of Brooks and Anderson headlines and sparring between Anderson and Carpenter. Most Americans favor free elections and accepting official results unless fraud is shown. The recount could be costly, damaging the party's standing and face regardless of the outcome.
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Lincoln
Brooks
Victor Anderson
Anderson
Sen
Terry Carpenter
Lent as a test of self discipline in Christian life
The Lenten season challenges personal discipline and self appraisal. Some give up material things, others choose mental restraint, all seek to align actions with Christian doctrine and avoid malice. Observing Lent in spirit refreshes mind and body through self control.
Wyoming Yellow Stripes Clash With Federal Highway Rules
Wyoming chose yellow center stripes for highways to improve visibility in snow and ice but faced a federal notice stating it violated highway department regulations. Wyoming risks losing federal road funds until the policy is repealed, highlighting tensions over federal control vs state autonomy and funding.
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Wyoming
United States
Washington
Uncle Sam
Cold War Fearmongering and Foreign Aid Critique
A provocative critic argues the communists win the cold war through propaganda and indirect violence, not battles. He cites Korea and Asia, blames US diplomacy and foreign aid for decline, and warns Americans to awaken before financial ruin finishes the nation.
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Asia
United States
Middle East
FBI
Korea
Soviet Union
Korean
North Korea
Envy and Ego: A Writer’s Glimpse of Saroyan
A narrator recalls admiring William Saroyan in Hollywood days. He tracks envy, fame, and a turning point when Saroyan faces back taxes and contemplates exile. The piece ends with a sardonic triumph as the writer asserts his own financial stability and self worth despite Saroyan’s stature.
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Saroyan
Mr. Saroyan
Sidney Letters Urge Truck By-pass For Hiway 30
A Sidney letter-writer urges a truck route to bypass downtown Sidney to protect business along Hiway 30. The notice also reports Nebraska SB 38 cutting speed limits on non hard surfaced roads to 50 mph and outlines enforcement plans and driver license provisions. It notes February dates and facts about statewide traffic safety efforts and hints at an upcoming petroleum exposition in Tulsa.
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Sidney
Illinois Street
Nebraska
Ralph G. Brooks
C. J. Sanders
Highway Patrol
Lincoln
Brooks
Idle Thoughts of a Busy Editor
A political column argues taxpayers overestimate security costs and urges thrift. It cites 1955 to 1959 spending shifts, notes non-defense growth, and claims funds flow to civilian programs. The piece urges citizens to enforce personal economy to force government discipline and restore control.
Nebraska utilities urged to advertise while bill limits spend
In As Other Editors See It the Nebraska State Journal argues LB325 to bar public utilities from advertising except for safety could backfire. It says utilities must promote to balance loads, with summer demand higher than winter, risking costly idle gear. Recommends annual public expense reports to empower voters at the ballot box.
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Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska
Isolationist friend voices opposition to space exploration
A Jefferson Ohio Gazette reader summarizes a friend's stance against space exploration. The critic asserts earthbound problems take priority and fears lunar inhabitants would demand housing and welfare state support.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Earth
Friends In Need in Leesburg FLA Commercial
The piece praises friendly ties with abroad communities, citing Dutch people as steadfast, resourceful and appreciative of U.S. help. It urges positive mutual support and highlights how such friendships reflect well on Americans’ efforts.
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Leesburg
Fla
Tax advice lures Cripple Creek woman into sweepstakes lure
A Cripple Creek tax expert received a call from a woman asking tax due on $75,000 income. The estimate was about $41,180 before deductions and rose to $101,980 on $150,000. The caller thanked him and hinted at buying Irish Sweepstakes tickets.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
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